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721.
by slim 4y ago
There's also the conspiracy : "it's the CIA who infiltrated docker to get access on every server in the world" ;)
722.
by slim 4y ago
In my opinion it is unfortunately too soon for the movement to take traction. Strategically it makes more sense to just raise awareness by producing reference litterature (content) and enroll activists to be ready logistically for when some
723.
by slim 4y ago
I think debuggers are useful when your edit code -> print result cycle is longer than a few seconds. When you need to compile for example.
724.
by slim 4y ago
I would be grateful if you explained the proces. Would you? I have trouble with sending emails to outlook.com
725.
by slim 4y ago
it would be undistinguishable from Low Orbit Ion Cannon
726.
by slim 4y ago
since then Daniel Bernstein lives in Germany hi own archive on the case : https://cr.yp.to/export.html
727.
by slim 4y ago
ride hailing. unless it does offer ride sharing that I'm not aware of
728.
by slim 4y ago
In Swizerland maybe? (or Malta, Luxembourg, Isle of Man, etc..)
729.
by slim 4y ago
hmd global should really bring back the ngage
730.
by slim 4y ago
maybe we'll live to see gitlab embrace, extend and extinguish vscode
731.
by slim 4y ago
so that represents between 32 and 64 days of coca cola production of 1997.
732.
by slim 4y ago
that pie chart to the left is not poor design choice. it demonstrates actual incompetency.
733.
by slim 4y ago
aha!
734.
by slim 4y ago
They are concentrating authority which is never good
735.
by slim 4y ago
Most of you correctly identified this as propaganda even though it's not lies. But you don't seem realize that this propaganda is targeting you and it's purpose is to paint Russia as weak to enroll you in the war effort
736.
by slim 4y ago
I think the problem stems from the fact we don't see abusers being publicly judged routinely, which gives a feeling that those abusers are very rare, and can't justify massive surveillance mainly because it's inefficient agai
737.
by slim 4y ago
my favorite KISS Linux is Tinycore http://www.tinycorelinux.net It's even more opinionated and architecturally simpler than this. Every package is simply a tree fused into / with the union file system. It runs from ram
738.
by slim 4y ago
it's Latin
739.
by slim 4y ago
it could be. the article says it comes from a museum dedicated to pompei
740.
by slim 4y ago
What are the issues with javascript?
741.
by slim 5y ago
why? conversations look polite to me
742.
by slim 5y ago
Generosity kills competition
743.
by slim 5y ago
Since "socio-economically comfortable" is relative (some people are socio-economically comfortable with much less than other people) I'd argue it does not go beyond the general notion of "empathetic people"
744.
by slim 5y ago
that was short sighted when the forum was started. it's a forum about tech and entrepreneurship, so politics are the main concern. it's as if bloomberg had a policy of talking about finance only and not politics.
745.
by slim 5y ago
Real things are defined by their physical presence, not by words
746.
by slim 5y ago
you're right. it was obvious when we started seeing templating engines for php while php is itself a templating engine
747.
by slim 5y ago
these hacks can influence politicians after they've been voted in. If anything direct rigging of a vote is more transparent : people can notice if the vote goes against common sense.
748.
by slim 5y ago
If I was NSO, I would have a team who's sole purpose is to make sure they maintain access inside Apple, Google and Microsoft.
749.
by slim 5y ago
opsec is really really really hard. because you don't get used to it as time goes by, you get tired of it. you will discover that sooner or later
750.
by slim 5y ago
Russia has already asked to join nato in the past

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